I haven't been paying attention to the CPU market for the past 18 months or so....
Which Intel desktop chips have Hyper-Threading these days? When the i-series came out it seemed simple. Basically, i3 and i7 had it - i5 didn't, right? Now it looks like some i5's do have it? In which case, what separates i5 from i7?
I have Googled, but found conflicting reports. Intel's own site says the i5 has Hyper-Threading, but then in the spec sheets for cores/threads it says 4/4
I'm dazed & confused
Which Intel desktop chips have Hyper-Threading these days? When the i-series came out it seemed simple. Basically, i3 and i7 had it - i5 didn't, right? Now it looks like some i5's do have it? In which case, what separates i5 from i7?
I have Googled, but found conflicting reports. Intel's own site says the i5 has Hyper-Threading, but then in the spec sheets for cores/threads it says 4/4
I'm dazed & confused
